Highgate pupils to run Lauderdale House on 'Museum Takeover Day'
More than 120 pupils from Brookfield Primary School takeover the Highgate arts centre next Friday to hang their artwork, get experience as event…
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More than 120 pupils from Brookfield Primary School takeover the Highgate arts centre next Friday to hang their artwork, get experience as event…
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Published: 4:00 PM April 30, 2021 Children from Ash Class at Brookfield School celebrate Earth Day by joining Heath Hands to litter pick and learn about the wildlife on the Heath. Pictured Maya, Jemimah, and Georgia (aged 10) - Credit: Polly Hancock To celebrate Earth Day, pupils from Brookfield Primary joined Heath Hands on Hampstead Heath, and helped to set an example to visitors by litter-picking. Children at Brookfield were involved in activities and learning about wildlife on the Heath. Paula Harvey, who leads on forest school-type activities at Brookfield, said: "Children lov...
Cars will be banned between 8.15-9.15am and 3-4pm, Monday to Friday, during term time - Credit: Google A healthy school street with timed road closures has been approved for Highgate outside Brookfield Primary School. Cars will be banned from Croftdown Road between the junctions of Chester Road and St Albans Road during school pick-up and drop-off times. The restrictions will be enforced using a traffic enforcement camera between 8.15-9.15am and 3-4pm, from Monday to Friday, during school term time. The council is aiming to install the measures by July, which will cost around £50,00...
Cllr Steve Adams. - Credit: Cllr Steve Adams Cycling and clean air campaigner Justin McKie said the scheme is welcome, particularly as it addresses transport issues left over when the CS11 cycle lane project was scrapped in 2019. He said: "This scheme makes a lot of sense, not least dealing with the acute issue of un-necessary pollution outside of Schools, but it would also importantly add a safe route for the huge uptick in cyclists that want to avoid public transport going forward. "Several years ago, CS11 might have made this scheme less important – but local ‘pro-car’ lobbyists di...